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Water & Acequia
Twenty Years of Yes in Quincy
Grant County did the policy work. The watershed still paid. On January twenty-seventh of this year, the Grant County Public Utility District board met in Ephrata, Washington, and unanimously approved a power purchase agreement with a Houston natural gas company called VoltaGrid. The agreement authorizes a twelve-megawatt on-site gas turbine to be installed on the Vantage Data Centers campus in Quincy, behind the customer's own meter, to serve a single hyperscale tenant until
Claudia Rivera
Jun 36 min read
The Watershed Has Not Been Asked
What Washington decides about American water is being decided without us. A note from the Llano ditch. I walked the Llano ditch this spring. The water was moving the way water moves in a ditch that has been moving water for a long time — slowly, with the small turbulences that say this is alive, under cottonwoods that have been drinking from it longer than the United States has had a constitution. The mayordomo who walked part of it with me did not need a clipboard. He knew w
Claudia Rivera
Jun 35 min read
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